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The popularity was more so for the novelty of Amy's memory more than anything, but it was also consistent and good enough for a quick lunch.

Wasn't really my vibe either but I had coworkers who treated going to CFL like a rite of passage for new workers downtown. And for that kind of charm, I miss it.
 
Popped into Azzy’s Pet Store on 104. Pretty decent selection for a small store. Super friendly staff. Well worth popping into if you’re around.

(They definitely need better signage)

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northlands said:
The popularity was more so for the novelty of Amy's memory more than anything, but it was also consistent and good enough for a quick lunch.

Wasn't really my vibe either but I had coworkers who treated going to CFL like a rite of passage for new workers downtown. And for that kind of charm, I miss it.
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Salty, greasy and weirdly addictive even though I felt like crap after eating it but always felt like a treasured customer.
 
It had a great run and like most things must eventually come to an end. Years ago I worked in Scotia place and went there for lunch sometimes and thought it was quite good then.

This will give a chance for other new exciting places to pick up the torch, which I hope happens and with the changes in Scotia's food layout perhaps something new and exciting will do just that.
 
MacLac said:
100 maybe? Doesn't move the dial 1 mm......no impact good or bad on our DT.
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RBC doesn't alone by itself but in combination with other businesses and organizations it is noticeably and increasingly busier downtown again during the work day.

Also I expect there are more people working at RBC downtown than in just those three branches.
 
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